(verse 1)
E A
Walkin along beneath the lights of that miracle mile,
E A
Me and Mary makin our way into the night,
E
You can hear the crowds from the carnaval rides
A
The pinball bells and the ski ball slides,
E A
Watching the summer sun fall out of sight

(bridge)
B A
There's a warm wind coming in, from off of the ocean
E A
makin it's way past the hotel walls to feel the street,
E A
Mary's holdin both of her shoes in her hand
E B E
Said she likes to fell the sand beneath her feet,

(chorus)
E A
And in them mornin I'm a leavin makin my way back to Cleveland,
E A
So tonight I hope, that I would do just fine,
E A
And I don't see, how you could ever be,
E B E
any-thing but mine,

(verse 2)
There's a local band playing at the seaside pavilion
And I got just enough cash to get us in
And as we're dancin Mary's wrapping her arms around me
And I can feel the sting of summer on my skin
(bridge)
In the midst of the music I tell her I love her
We both laugh cause we know it isn't true
Ah but Mary there's a summer drawing to an end tonight
And there's so much that I long to do to you
(chorus)
E A
But in them mornin I'm a leavin makin my way back to Cleveland,
E A
So tonight I hope, that I would do just fine,
E A
And I don't see, how you could ever be,
E B E
any-thing but mine,

(lead - E - A - E - B = 2x's)

(chorus)
E A
But in them mornin I'm a leavin makin my way back to Cleveland,
E A
So tonight I hope, that I would do just fine,
E A
And I don't see, how you could ever be,
E B E
any-thing but mine,
E A
Mary I don't see, how you could ever be,
E B E
any-thing but mine,

(Outro - E - A - E - B - 2x's)
(chorus)
E A
And in them mornin I'm a leavin makin my way back to Cleveland,
E A
So tonight I hope, that I would do just fine,
E A
And I don't see, how you could ever be,
E B E
any-thing but mine,